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To: Snowshoe who wrote (58810)	1/11/2005 6:56:48 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 74559

There's lots of room around Bangalore Snowshoe. AND it's a nice climate, very high too. They can walk, or take buses and trains, to Bangalore. They can't walk here. What's with everyone wanting to come here? They crap up their own place then want to do the same where I live, like locusts moving from crop to crop. Indians vote themselves poor then come here and do the same, taking me with them. Unfortunately, most people in NZ have the same ideas, so down the gurgler we go. <In Bangladesh there are 17 million people living within 1 meter of sea level, and many more millions within 80 meters of sea level. They have no room available in their own country to move up hill, so they will be parceled out to less-populated countries like New Zealand.> How come my property is to become their's with you in charge of the parceling, as though they are slaves to be traded, or I'm to be enslaved to them? I thought communism and slavery went out of fashion long ago. It seems distinctly unintelligent to live within 1 metre of sea level, especially having just been given a serious warning of what happens at sea level. If they don't like the risks, they should do something about it. Such as moving now. Waiting until the problem arises then expecting me to provide them a living is unreasonable. Mqurice